TomTsportresearcher

To be fair this is the first Woman's World Cup I've watched and so far the games I've seen have had decent crowds. According to FIFA, the last World Cup had an average attendence of just over 26,000 so we'll wait and see if this World Cup fairs better. If that's the case, it's a real shame, I'm not in France so I can't assume why that is. Like I said I've really enjoyed watching this World Cup, if I had time I would of drove down to watch a few games. Hopefully, more people will get into the Womans game... at the end of the day football's, football and events like the World Cup are a great spectacle regardless of gender.

I think you're spot on with you're analysis, mens football is certainly near it's full potential all around the world. Whereas the woman still have 50 - 60 years to catch up to the mens game, considering the womans world cup only started in 1991 (some 61 years after the mens). I've enjoyed watching the woman's world cup, you can see from the stands that it has been a popular event. I'm sure the woman's game will eventually catch up to the male game and maybe one day commercial forces will show as much interest in the womans game as the men permitting equal wages throughout.